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Nice To Tweet You

June 16, 2009 · 2 Comments

As I wrap up today, James Poulter (@jamespoulter) Tweeted that we had connected through Twitter to over 160,000 people with our Tweets about Future Focus -and I hope we provided some useful insights on what the speakers talked about.

Here are some of the people I know who Tweeted about Future Focus Dblin – if I missed you please add your name/Twitter handle  to the comments. Thank you so much for helping share the information that was shared.

Go follow these people and get to know them – they are generous with their time and are people who are using social networks to bring content and value to their own tribes.

@MarketingDonut
@fredchannel
@rogergalligan
@fintanmurphy
@garygorman
@FutureFocus
@EoinRedmond
@MiriamAhern
@barneyausten
@BrianHonan
@FacundoV
@dermotcasey
@Patrick_DCC
@PaulineLog
@pk_dublin
@green_goddess

And what have learned?

That I can not Tweet, live blog, network and record podcasts and videos at the same time! The job of live reporting online is challenging.

And if you are looking for someone to help you build a community online,  you find someone who is a journalist who has recently lost their job due to the current downturn in traditional media.

They know how to connect, how to engage, how to create content. Hire them now before your competitor does.

Author: Krishna De speaks, writes and consults on brand engagement and communications to build your visibility, reputation and profits through traditional and social media;  follow her on Twitter @krishnade.

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2 responses so far ↓

  • Elaine Tierney // June 17, 2009 at 9:56 am | Reply

    @ElaineTierney

  • Hugh Chalner // June 18, 2009 at 10:45 am | Reply

    @hughchal – I was there too, really enjoyed most of the speakers (with the exception of the Economists, but it’s not personal :) )

    From my perspective, it’s good to know that the various SMs are now becoming a recognised m.o. for larger businesses and not just confined to the small, light operations and other early adopters. The white paper on communications is intriguing.

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